in the city, and is that wrong? >> they are basically telling people they should be ashamed to be naked in our city. that's totally wrong. >> they couldn't find somebody who didn't have white powder all over? >> speaking of being agitated -- >> very nice. >> wedding rings have a similar affect. >> has the dream come to a tragic end? >> i think so. although i am for the band. if it is legal what is the fun in taking it out on the train? >> you don't mean getting angry. >> i mean throwing my arms up and going huh? >> and then hearing the laughter and sobbing? >> i keep my arms like that until everybody leaves. >> andrew, the new law has exemptions for people at fairs, parades and the beta breakers street run. so they are going to have their fair share of nudity. >> this is part of a vast left wing conspiracy. first we have feminists talking about vaginas. remember when gays were wicked and sort of -- it was a little forbidden and they are funny. now it is like, who cares? the only thing that will be interesting is like iphones, especially if they have vaginas. >> they do. 24r* is an app for that

loves that. >>> i first met her during a bomb scare on an l.a. city bus. as long as the bus stayed 50 miles an hour the bomb didn't go off. we barely made it out alive. i am here with imogen lloyd webber. her latest book is called "the twitter diaries." and he was a janitor who liked to solve complex math problems. it is "the daily beast's" editor. and we cemented our friendship after he convinced me to play hook key. we had a blast in downtown chicago. it is bill schulz. and i met him during world war ii. he helped me save a friend of mine who lost three of his brothers in battle. jonathon hunt, chief correspondent for studio b and the report on fox newschannel. >> should we hone our use of drones? the new york times reports that prior to election day, the obama administration was developing a rule book for unmanned aircraft strikes on terrorists so that if romney won he would inherit clear guidelines. the issues are not as urgent now. obama won allegedly, but the administration is still pushing to formalize the rules and nail down exactly when deadly force is justified. they are deb

. two former detectives in the city of san diego started the business, and for $99 an off duty or retired cop will secretly follow young drivers and report back to mom and dad on whether they are making p proker stops or going too fast or texting. they say it is a way to educate and not punish. they encourage parents to warn teens they will be evaluated, but not when. the company offers a service for spying on drug use at home. we have tape of an officer getting into position. >> i'm sorry you had to see that, ambassador. >> i did that on your couch over here. >> sure you did. lauren, this thing cost $99, but can you really put a price on your teenage kid hating you even more? >> well, are you warning them, so i guarantee that a teenager will drive on their best behavior for the next couple weeks. they will remember the warning. an old person will not remember the warning. >> good point. >> on the other hand you can save yourself $99 and tell your kid you are doing this and then not do it. >> is a parent you know you spent the money and enlisted someone else to do the job for y

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